BELGIAN CONGO
Revised February 13, 2018
See, A.I. Heim and Raymond H. Keach, Cancellations of the
A.G. Gudenkauf, Belgian Congo Postal History of the Lado Enclave 1897-1910.
Check the excellent website: http://congo.cancelstudies.perso.sfr.fr/BELGIAN_CONGO/A_CB/A_CB_ORIENTATION.htm
Aba 1911 3n52 30e14
Banana 1885 6s01 12e24
Banningville (Bandundu) 1912 3s18 17e20
Banza-Boma 1902 4s39 15e27
Banzyville 1898 4n17 21e10
Basankusu 1905 1n13 19e48
Basoko 1896 1n14 23e36
Basongo 1901 4s20 20e24
Bena-Bendi 1898 4s16 20e21
Boga 1911 1n03 29e56
Boma 1885 5s51 13e03
Bumba 1896 2n11 22e28
Buta 1907 2n48 24e44
Coquilhatville (Mbandaka) 1896 0n04 18e16
Costermansville (Kiva, Bukavu) 1927 2s30 28e52
Elizabethville (
Ibembo 1897 2n38 23e37 on route to Aba, through the Lado Enclave, then to Rejaf on the Nile River
Inongo 1906 1s57 18e16
Irumu 1913 1n26 29e52
Itimbiri 1896 2n04 22e42
Jadotville (Likasi) 1918? 10s59 26e44
Kasongo 1907 4s27 26e39
Kiambi 1912 7s18 28e00
Kilo 1917 1n50 30e08
Kindu – Port Empain (Kindu) 1913 2s57 25e56
Kuesi (Boga?) 1910 1n03 29e56
Kwamouth 1914 3s11 16e12
Libenge 1898 3n39 18e38
Lisala 1904 2n09 21e31
Lokandu 1922 2s31 25e47
Luali 1898 5s06 12e29
Luebo 1914 5s21 21e25
Luki? 5s39 13e04
Lukula 1907 5s24 12e56
Lukungu 1896 4s57 14e09
Luluabourg (
Lusambo 1896 4s58 23e27
Matadi 1890 5s49 13e26
M’Toa (Toa, Kalemie) 1896 5s56 29e12
Musofi 1908 11s30 26e16 border station
Nouvelle-Anvers 1896 1n36 19e07
Nyangwe 1896 4s13 26e10
N’Zobe (Zobe) 1889 5s20 13e01
Pania-Mutombo 1908 5s11 23e51
Paulis (Isiro) 1936 2n47 27e37
Ponthierville (Ubundu)1911 0s21 25e29
Popocabaca (Popokabaka, Popocabacca) 1896 5s42 16e35
Port Francqui (Ilebo) 1927 4s19 20e35
Pweto 1902 8s28 28e54
Sakania 1910 12s45 28e34
Stanley-Falls (
Thysville (Mbanza-Ngungu) 1905 5s15 14e52
Tshikapa 1920 6s25 20e48
Tumba 1896 5s27 14e37? Mbanza-Ngungu?
Tumbu-Mani (Tumba-Mani) 1896 5s49 15e19
Umangi 1899 2n05 21e27
Uvira 1906 3s24 29e08
Vivi 1886 5s47 13e26 capitol 1885-6
LADO ENCLAVE
See, Abbe Gudenkauf, Postal History of the Lado Enclave 1897-1910
Leased by Belgium, thus Congo mail could travel through the enclave to the White Nile and then by TPO to Sudan where mail was cancelled with rettas. Going north to south, towns along both sides of the White Nile were:
Lado 5n01 31e40
Gondokoro 4n54 31e39
Juba 4n50 31e36
Rejaf (Rajjaf) 4n44 31e34
Nimule 3n36 32e02
Dufile 3n34 31e58
Wadelai 2n43 31e23
MARITIME
Boiteau No. 1 etc. riverboat Deliverance
retta White Nile Travelling Post office, Sudan
MISCELLANEOUS
État Indépendent du Congo Lukungu sorting center